Description

SOUTH CERNEY CERNEY WICK SU 09 NE 9/219 Cerney Wick Mill and adjoining House, known as The Mill II Former mill and adjoining house. Mill probably of late C18, house possibly of late C17 extended in Cl9. Mill reputed to have been on this site since Domesday. Mill of coursed rubble stone, corrugated-iron roof, brick end stack on house side. Two storey single block with scattered fenestration, renewed to rear, with original timber lintels. Beam ends set into walls. Doorway to far left on rear, stable door nearly central to front with additional door directly above. Some cast-iron columns support first floor inside. Hole for mill wheel still in situ although wheel has gone. House of rubble stone partially faced in roughcast, stone slate roof, brick ridge stack, and brick stacks to C19 wing. Single main range with small projecting rear gabled wing just off centre and C19 rear wing to end with adjacent slate-roofed lean-to. Rear has some original leaded casements with timber lintel. Front altered probably in C19 with 3 paired casements on first floor, 3-light below, and small gabled porch to right of centre.

Listing NGR: SU0762496229

External Links

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